What animal is this dead head from?
is a bit broken and lower jaw is missing
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Look, here.
The pronounced “tubes” of the eye cavities actually speak for a sheep or his wild relatives, the mufflon.
I think sheep. There are not particularly many animals in German forests or near German forests that could come into question.
Deer and deer cows or Rehe have longer skulls. For this, one can observe well in sheep skulls that the eyes look so far out, which is the case here, but not in reefs or the like.
the above eye cavities speak for sheep, I think
Sheep??
safe?
pretty, yeah
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